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The Wrekin Housing Group Value for Money                                                   Read our full
                                                                                                      VFM Self-
         Self-Assessment summary 2017/18                                                             assessment
                                                                                                        here

         Increase Efficiency

         Operating surplus – £3.501m better than budget in addition to the ongoing 1% budget reduction - this could
         potentially build 80 additional homes within the business plan.
         The £15.158m generated in sales income in 2017/18 could fund the development of 375 additional homes and
         save circa £2m in repair costs over the next 10 years.
         £2.842m was saved in the responsive repairs and maintenance and capital improvement budgets.

         Saved £266 per property since 2015/16 within the re-let process, through a more customer focussed system.

         Sustaining Quality

                                                                   2016/17          2017/18          Trend

           Overall satisfaction with the Trust as a landlord
                                                                     98%              97%

             Overall satisfaction with repairs and maintenance       94%              94%

           Satisfaction with rent as value for money                 95%              95%


         Improved Performance

                                                                   2016/17          2017/18          Trend
                                                                                                     6th year
           Properties with an in date gas certificate               100%              100%


           Rent owed to us as a % of rent charged                   0.56%            0.51%


           Repairs completed within 24 hours                         85%             85.2%

         Improved Social Value


           Provided 1,485 people with an affordable home, including 437 homeless or potentially
           homeless people and 528 people to remain independent or manage an illness or disabilty

           Invested £461k  with our partners in adaptations to allow people to remain safely in
           their home
           Generated £2.5m additional welfare benefits for our tenants

           Collected 511 tonnes of unwanted furniture, re-using 447 tonnes and avoiding 491
           tonnes of CO2 emissions

          Invested in

          £42m invested in developing 566 new homes in 2017/18 with 277 due for completion in 2018/19.
          Invested £23.08m in repairing and improving tenants homes.




                Increase          Increase           Improve           Build
                Efficiency        Quality            Social            New Homes              Value
                                                     Value             & Invest in
                                                                       Current                  for
                                                                       Stock                  Money
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